1962 Ford F100 Unibody Long Bed F-100 Uni-body Longbed on 2040-cars
Stanley, North Carolina, United States
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Hello and thank you for looking at my auction! I have a 2 documented owner 1962 F-100 Unibody long bed pickup truck. The first owner bought it new and kept it up until first of this year when we bought it and are now the second owners. The truck is in very good shape for a 52 year old vehicle. It has a small amount of work that has been done to it in the past but nothing major. It is solid and runs and drives and stops very good and has been on back roads, city streets and highways since we owned it with no issues at all. It is mostly primered but can be brought back to the patina look with some sanding and elbow grease or some finishing and painted to look very nice. The truck has some body blemishes but no real rot. The worst visible spots are in the bed. The tailgate opens and shuts exactly the way is should. For you truck and rat rod guys, you know that is hard to come by.
The truck has a 70's model 302 V8 with a heavy duty 4 speed transmission with the granny first gear along with a lower rear end gear. The rear end is a Ford 9 inch which is geared for pulling. Per the original owner, it was installed to pull his trailer. The following pieces were installed over the last couple months.
The truck cranks up almost instantly and has not given any issues since the new points and condenser were installed. When first cranked, it has a very small amount of smoke but clears up once you go. The motor does not make any ticks, rattles or has no real leaks and the exhaust is nearly new and sounds very good and without being to loud. Here is what else you will get with the truck if the offer is agreed upon.
You can buy this truck and put a little more money and time into it and have a very nice cruiser or rat rod or buy it and drive it like it is. Thanks again for looking and please email, text or call with any other questions! 70four Six eight 5 7 two two 8 - please call after 5pm M-F and anytime on the weekend. |
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